Quick Menu??

[memoriadepapel]

How can I make the "S" and "H" keys (photography and hide Textbox) in buttons that look in Quick Menu???

[FamuFamu]

Add a button to the quick menu on options.rpy, that uses Screenshot() as an action for the screenshots.

Can't figure out how to hide the textbox the same way it's done with the mouse or H, but you can use Hide("say") to hide the textbox (Provided there are no more active screens), just make sure there's also a button to show the textbox after it's gone

[Asceai]

Hiding from the quick menu is something I implemented just the other day, actually.

textbutton "hide" action renpy.curried_call_in_new_context("_hide_windows")

I get worried about using stuff that starts with underscores in ren'py (because it might change in a later ver) but there's no other good way of doing it.

[apricotorange]

Why not "HideInterface()"? It's documented to do what you want...

[Asceai]

Why not "HideInterface()"? It's documented to do what you want...

>_> is that a 6.17 addition? It doesn't seem to have made it into the online documentation yet

Anyway, yeah, use that. action HideInterface()

[xela]

Why not "HideInterface()"? It's documented to do what you want...

>_> is that a 6.17 addition? It doesn't seem to have made it into the online documentation yet

Anyway, yeah, use that. action HideInterface()

Seems to be doing very similar thing as your implementation. I took a look and there is a whole much undocumented screen actions. I believe apricotorange meant to say "commented to do the same thing".

[Asceai]

Why not "HideInterface()"? It's documented to do what you want...

>_> is that a 6.17 addition? It doesn't seem to have made it into the online documentation yet

Anyway, yeah, use that. action HideInterface()

Seems to be doing very similar thing as your implementation. I took a look and there is a whole much undocumented screen actions. I believe apricotorange meant to say "commented to do the same thing".

Well, the comments and documentation are one and the same, since the documentation is generated from those pydoc comments - I'm not really sure why those changes haven't appeared in the documentation, though. Maybe it wasn't fully regenerated or something?

[memoriadepapel]

Bla bla bla "action renpy.curried_call_in_new_context("_hide_windows")"

bla bla bla "action [renpy.curried_call_in_new_context("_hide_windows"), Screenshot()]"

:3 solved